AMATA shares closed the morning session at 32.00 baht, up 3.50 baht or 12.28%, after reporting second-quarter 2026 net profit of 1.58 billion baht, an increase of more than 1,032% from the same period last year. The result was driven by land transfer revenue covering 288 rai, mostly land in Chonburi industrial estates with a gross margin as high as 66.16%, plus an extraordinary gain of about 366 million baht from selling an investment in a joint venture in Vietnam. Analysts see second-half performance remaining strong, supported by a high backlog of sales awaiting transfer, while industrial estate operators continue to benefit from foreign direct investment in semiconductors, PCBs, and data centers in the Eastern Economic Corridor.
Amata Corporation Public Company LimitedQ2/69 net profit surged 1,032% to 1.58B baht, driven by land transfers and an extraordinary gain from selling a Vietnam JV.
